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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT
Surgeons Love This Lighted
Electrosurgical Pencil
Surgeons can see exactly what they are trying to cut or
coagulate with the NOVA Surgical Light Source from PARÉ
Solutions LLC. This electrosurgical pencil uses LED lights
to illuminate even deep surgical site targets. No need for
uncomfortable headlamps or lighted retractors. An innovative
design virtually eliminates shadows, glare and thermal
hazards. Pushbuttons and a light switch make it easy to toggle
between cut and coag modes and intermittent and constant
light. NOVA connects to all standard electrosurgical generators.
For more information, call (303) 689-0187, email
info@pare.net, visit www.pare.net, use the enclosed reader
service card or visit www.bigbookofsurgery.com.
Wow, Now That's Bright!
Surgeons cannot believe their eyes when they use the X5
surgical headlight from Ronin. It delivers more than 350,000 lux
of brightness, illuminating even the darkest areas. Choose from
10 brightness levels for optimal intensity. An adjustable 1.75-
inch to 5-inch spot diameter gives surgeons even greater light
control. The X5 is wireless, allowing complete mobility in the
OR. Extended battery provides six-plus hours of use at
maximum brightness. Weighing just 6.2 ounces, your surgeons
might forget they even have it on. Free trials available!
For more information, call (415) 226-9414, visit
www.roninsurgical.com, use the enclosed reader service card
or visit www.bigbookofsurgery.com.
Infection Control
Prevent SSI With This Long-Lasting Nasal
Swab
Eliminate potentially harmful bacteria living in your patients'
nostrils with the 3M Skin and Nasal Antiseptic. Designed for
preoperative use, application only takes minutes, lasts for
hours, and reduces infections caused by MRSA and other
Staph bacteria. Start one hour before surgery. Clean the
nostrils with a tissue. Dip a swab into the 3M solution and stir
for 10 seconds. Insert the swab into a nostril and rotate for
15 seconds, covering all surfaces. Do the same for the inside
tip of the nostril. Using a new swab, repeat for the other nostril,
then repeat in both nostrils using fresh swabs. The solution is
drip-resistant and non-irritating. Free samples!
For more information, visit www.go.3M.com/TrustedScience,
use the enclosed reader service card or visit
www.bigbookofsurgery.com.
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